
Experts note the transition of artificial intelligence technologies from the experimental stage to the stage of practical implementation
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Large Russian companies have moved from the stage of experimenting with AI to its practical implementation in business processes.
More than 70% of large Russian companies have integrated generative artificial intelligence (AI) into at least one of their business processes, said Vitaly Titov, director at the consulting company Yakov and Partners.
“We recently conducted a large survey... in Russia, more than 150 of large companies, and almost all of them are experimenting in one form or another with artificial intelligence. There are none who remain and do not work with it. More than 70% have integrated generative artificial intelligence into at least one of their business processes in one form or another,” he said, speaking at the Digital Solutions forum.
According to him, now artificial intelligence is no longer regarded as a “new technology.” “This has entered the stage of business implementation,” Titov clarified.

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